I'm a collector of buttons. I have a TON of them. I am always
hesitant to sew the vintage ones on a bag or accessory, thinking that it takes away from the beauty of the button. They're so pretty, they deserve their own glory! That's how the
Aisle 3 jewelry collection was born.
I'm in a pinch this week trying to get ready for
an event this weekend, but I quickly snapped a couple of shots of the jewelry so you can
see what I've been blabbing on about on
facebook and
twitter.
Enjoy!
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| This little sweetie kept staring me down for a pic. |
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| I just couldn't let these keep floating around in my button jar any longer! |
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| Vintage Button Earrings |
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| I don't have a jewelry holder for my earring sets yet, but here's what I created to display the rings at events! |
My favorite is the yellow earring set {love Love LOVE}. Do you like the earrings or the rings better?
love them!! the display you made is super cool too.
ReplyDeleteRan across your post on Facebook. I absolutely love these chelle! I agree about buttons being a work of art in themselves and I love your ring display. Good luck with these...I'm sure you will do well.
ReplyDeleteSoooo yeah...you're my new best friends. :) Thanks for the compliments. I'm glad that someone else is as excited about them as me!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! Love the makeshift display---would make it a keeper for sure! (Are those vintage sheets I see? LOVE!
ReplyDeleteWendy
Those buttons and rings are really cool... but that ring holder idea is super clever! I like it way better than those velvet or leather ones. The vintage fabric really enhances the button rings!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric is a combo of vintage sheets and men's button down shirts. I was going to post a mini tutorial, complete with pictures, on how I made the holder. But the photos I took while making it went down with the laptop when it died this week.
ReplyDeleteI'll try to take a few more pics and post them next week so you can see it better!